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Originally Posted by peter12
How can you not think this is important? She was Secretary of State, and even though it was completely avoidable, used a personal server - which was not encrypted - to send highly sensitive emails, many of which contained information regarding American intelligence operations. She literally put American lives at risk because of her carelessness ( http://observer.com/2016/02/breaking...lives-at-risk/). How does this demonstrate good judgement by a presidential candidate? She has not been exactly contrite or forthcoming, but like her track record shows, must have every ounce of truth wrung painfully out of her. Thankfully, she has a coterie of slimy sycophants willing to take every fall for her.
What about the allegations that she funneled government contracts in Haiti to supporters of the Clinton Foundation, or used that as leverage to facilitate further donations? As Christopher Hitchens once said, "The Clintons never met a donor they didn't like." Public corruption is now a second track in the FBI investigation ( http://www.realclearpolitics.com/art...is_129293.html).
You can say that other candidates are guilty of the same, but she is by far the most prominent, and the only one with realistic presidential aspirations. How could anyone say that this has not been a problem? |
Again, you say nothing of substance on this subject in this post. You do nothing but regurgitate the same tired opinions of what people
thinktranspired, by the same partisans, based on very limited information in the mass media. How about a discussion about the actual facts? How about you actually say where, what and how there was wrong doing? I've already gone through this with an eye on the compliance side of things. If there were wrong doing she would have been brought up on charges already. If there were something there the Republicans would have presented it during the Fugazi, er Benghazi Committee Hearings. It's time to move on from this. The Republicans can try and use this as an attack ad or to obfuscate issues on the campaign trail, but to the real world there just hasn't been anything there to make an issue of.